Is it possible for both the hair and follicle to survive the transplant? If so, under what conditions is this likely to occur? Thank you.
Answer: Hair survival Hello,Washing your hair after a hair transplantation is an important step for restoration. We usually have our patients start spraying hair with lactated ringers with liposomal ATP as well as other growth factors twice a day to help your hair process start ASAP. Actual hair washing usually takes place several days after the procedure. There are several advantages to this approach: Healing improvedDecreased inflammation and rednessImproved blood supply and uptakeBest, Anil Shah
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Hair survival Hello,Washing your hair after a hair transplantation is an important step for restoration. We usually have our patients start spraying hair with lactated ringers with liposomal ATP as well as other growth factors twice a day to help your hair process start ASAP. Actual hair washing usually takes place several days after the procedure. There are several advantages to this approach: Healing improvedDecreased inflammation and rednessImproved blood supply and uptakeBest, Anil Shah
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Answer: Not make sense If you are asking if the hairs can continue to grow (without going dormant) immediately after the transplant, then the answer is YES. It occurs in a very lucky condition.
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Answer: Not make sense If you are asking if the hairs can continue to grow (without going dormant) immediately after the transplant, then the answer is YES. It occurs in a very lucky condition.
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December 16, 2014
Answer: Transplanted Hair Survival
Well, the hair follicles better survive, as that is the basis of a hair transplant. Usually the transplanted hairs will fall out, but occasionally they continue to grow - not likely, but occasionally.
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Answer: Transplanted Hair Survival
Well, the hair follicles better survive, as that is the basis of a hair transplant. Usually the transplanted hairs will fall out, but occasionally they continue to grow - not likely, but occasionally.
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May 30, 2013
Answer: Hair follicle survival
Whether the harvesting technique is FUE or strip harvesting, the important part to survive is the follicle. The hairs that are present may fall out in about a week, then grow back in 3-4 months. However, this happens much less frequently with single follicular unit grafts.
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May 30, 2013
Answer: Hair follicle survival
Whether the harvesting technique is FUE or strip harvesting, the important part to survive is the follicle. The hairs that are present may fall out in about a week, then grow back in 3-4 months. However, this happens much less frequently with single follicular unit grafts.
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June 13, 2013
Answer: FUE hair transplant survival rate
Survival in FUE transplants is dependent on multiple factors and requires years of training and experience. Some centers just do what they can to get patients in and out the door. But everything form dehydration, to micro trauma, to cytokines play a role. FUT and FUE are also very different procedures so if you are interested in FUE, try to choose a dedicated and experienced FUE team. Here is a video of an FUE graft placement.
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June 13, 2013
Answer: FUE hair transplant survival rate
Survival in FUE transplants is dependent on multiple factors and requires years of training and experience. Some centers just do what they can to get patients in and out the door. But everything form dehydration, to micro trauma, to cytokines play a role. FUT and FUE are also very different procedures so if you are interested in FUE, try to choose a dedicated and experienced FUE team. Here is a video of an FUE graft placement.
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